How do I change this cultural values via powershell?

To change the culture values via PowerShell, you can use the Set-Culture cmdlet. This cmdlet allows you to set the culture for the current user or system-wide. Here's how you can use it:

1. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges.

2. To change the culture for the current user, run the following command:

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Set-Culture -CultureInfo "culture_code"

Replace "culture_code" with the desired culture code, such as "en-US" for English (United States). For example, to set the culture to English (United States), you would run:

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Set-Culture -CultureInfo "en-US"

1. To change the system-wide culture, run the following command:

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Set-WinSystemLocale -Culture "culture_code"

Again, replace "culture_code" with the desired culture code. For example, to set the system-wide culture to English (United States), you would run:

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Set-WinSystemLocale -Culture "en-US"

Note: Changing the culture values may require administrative privileges, and it may affect various aspects of your system, including date and time formats, number formats, and language settings. Be cautious when changing the system culture and ensure that it aligns with your requirements.